binarypublishCisco has launched new security products and networking solutions aimed at helping small-to-median businesses (SMBs) in the Asia-Pacific region with their digital acceleration journey. The company unveiled the Cisco Catalyst 1200 and 1300 Series switches and Cisco Meraki MX at Cisco Live Melbourne, with the aim of simplifying and speeding up network and security setup for SMBs in the region. The switches can be deployed on-premise or as cloud-based managed solutions, offering secure connectivity that is crucial to speeding up digitisation. Cisco also introduced the Meraki MX, which is an integrated solution for security and SD-WAN that caters to SMBs’ cybersecurity needs.
Cisco unveils turbo tech boosters for Asia-Pacific small businesses.
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